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Alabama Bill Would Ban Teachings of ‘Divisive Concepts,’ Including Race and Gender
The bill would be another instrument in the anti-CRT and book banning movement to remake history to nurture a few.
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Amazon Union Organizers Arrested After Bringing Food To Warehouse Workers
Three three union organizers, including Amazon Union President Chris Smalls, were arrested for “trespassing.”
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Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Endorses Ketanji Brown Jackson For Supreme Court
Crump highlights principles of “justice, respect, and fairness to this nation” as qualities Brown Jackson will bring.
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Colin Kaepernick Offers Free Autopsies For Police-Related Deaths
Kaepernick’s new service will provide families a second-free autopsy with full access to the report’s findings.
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George Floyd Case Closing Arguments Conclude; Prosecutor Says 3 Officers “Chose To Do Nothing”
The prosecution and defense attorneys provided their closing arguments to a federal jury on Tuesday.
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Mayor Eric Adams’ Call For Diverse Newsrooms Doesn’t Entitle Him To Good Press
There is value in someone identical to you telling your story, but that shouldn’t be the only story they get to tell.
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Howard Provided $2 Million To Digitize Major Collection of Black Newspaper Archives
Once the project is completed, the archive will be “the largest, most diverse, and the world’s most accessible Black newspaper database.”
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Michigan Men’s Basketball Coach Juwan Howard Fined, Suspended For Rest of Season
Wisconsin coach Greg Gard was fined $10,000, but not suspended for his part in the altercation.
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Foundation To Honor John Lewis and His Wife, Lillian Miles, Announced On His Birthday
The foundation also announced a gala to take place on May 17, 2022, in Washington, D.C.
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The U.S. Will Increase Vaccination Support To 11 African Countries
Countries such as Ghana, Ivory Coast, Lesotho, Nigeria, and more will receive “increased U.S. government engagement and funding.”











